Prior to setting up Pugpig, Jonny was MD, Technology and Product Development at News Corporation's Digital Media Group, focusing on building new digital brands. This followed three years as CTO at News International, where he was responsible for technology delivery across the business.
Before joining News, Jonny spent his days, weeks and months trying to build a global digital supply chain for EMI Music. It was not easy.

Harry Kargman is the founder and CEO of Kargo, the leading mobile brand advertising marketplace. Under Harry’s leadership over the last twelve years, Kargo has transformed from a small start-up into one of the advertising industry’s fastest- growing technology companies — announced as an Inc. 500 winner in 2015.

Today, Kargo works with the world’s most prestigious media companies and brands to deliver high quality mobile brand advertising. Kargo’s technology and ad experiences are integrated into the sites and apps of more than 300 of the largest publishers, and its technology powers the campaigns of more than 200 of the most influential brands. Kargo has won more than 7 Mobi and OMMA awards for creative innovation.

Harry’s experience building Kargo from the ground up has given him a deep understanding of the latest trends, consumer behavior, and the broader forces reshaping the media and advertising landscape. He holds over fifty patents related to Kargo’s technology and continues to drive the company to innovate around mobile advertising solutions, data products and programmatic technology. Harry is a frequent speaker at advertising and technology conferences including CES, IAB and Advertising Week, and has been featured in The New York Times, The Today Show, AdAge, The Wall Street Journal, NPR and dozens of other media outlets.

Harry graduated with honors from Harvard College where he is now an advisor to young entrepreneurs through the Harvard Innovation Lab. He lives in New York City with his wife and three children.

Brian is the Head of International Consumer Marketing for Bing, where he leads a multinational team to drive growth of Bing’s market share and user base across the world. Prior to his current role, Brian was the UK Consumer Marketing Lead for Microsoft’s full range of online consumer products, including Bing, Skype, Outlook, OneDrive, MSN, and Internet Explorer/Edge. Before joining the UK team, Brian also lead consumer marketing teams across both EMEA and Central/Middle Eastern Africa regions. Before joining Microsoft, Brian gained experience in consumer marketing on both client side, at the Walt Disney Corporation, and agency side, at Digital agencies in the UK and Ireland. In these roles he was responsible for driving the acquisition, engagement and retention of consumer audiences. Most recently in 2014, Brian appeared as fifth in The Drum’s UK Search Top 50 list. Brian is passionate about innovative marketing, challenging the status quo and looking in unusual places for great ideas!

Patrick Keane is the President of Sharethrough. He is an investor, advisor and executive with nearly 20 years of experience in digital media, marketing, and technology. Patrick most recently was on the board of Bleacher Report (sold to Turner Broadcasting in 2012) and now sits on the board of Onswipe, a New York based tablet publishing platform.

Previously, Patrick was Chief Executive Officer of Associated Content, Inc. The the company was sold to Yahoo! in June 2010 for a reported $100 million. Prior to Associated Content, Patrick was EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at CBS Interactive. Patrick spent more than four years at Google, Inc. where he served as Director of Advertising sales strategy.

Paul has worked in the Media industry for over 20 years. In 2000, he was appointed Chief Executive of Emap Digital, managing the development of the group’s global digital assets. Paul became Chief Executive of Emap Consumer Media in 2001, managing the company’s magazines and online assets in the UK, Australia and its licences internationally. Paul was asked to join the Board of Emap plc as a Director in 2005 and assumed responsibility for the group’s Broadcast assets that year.

Following the sale of Emap Consumer Media -magazines and radio- to Bauer Media Group in 2008, Paul has led the business in the same capacity. He has been a Board Director of the PPA (Professional Press Association) for a number of years.

Jude Kelly CBE was appointed Artistic Director of Southbank Centre, Britain’s largest cultural institution, in 2006. She founded both Solent People’s Theatre and Battersea Arts Centre and was also the founding director of the West Yorkshire Playhouse. In 1997, she was awarded an OBE for her services to theatre and in 2015, she was made a CBE in the New Year Honours for services to the Arts. She has directed over 100 productions from the Royal Shakespeare Company to the Châtalet in Paris.

Since becoming Artistic Director of Southbank Centre, she has created many of its important festivals including WOW – Women of the World Festival in 2011. In 2014 Jude was voted one of Britain’s 100 most powerful women by the BBC.

Jim Kerr is a Scottish musician and singer-songwriter, best known as lead singer of the rock band Simple Minds, who achieved five UK No. 1 albums. Simple Minds were the standard bearers for a new kind of rock music in the 1980s. They took the jagged, glacial hues and art-rock invention of the post-punk generation and constructed a musical Colossus.

And now, almost three-and-a-half decades on from their first real landmark album – 1980's thrilling, impressionistic Empires And Dance – the Glasgow quintet, with frontman Kerr and guitarist Burchill at their creative core, are rekindling the energy and attitude, the mystery and magic, that made them one of the greatest bands on the planet.

Jason Kint is CEO of Digital Content Next, the only trade association to exclusively serve the unique and diverse needs of high-quality digital content companies that manage trusted, direct relationships with consumers and marketers. Established in 2001 as the Online Publishers Association, the organization focuses on digital innovation and the creation of opportunities for high-quality digital content companies today and in the future. Jason’s focus for Digital Content Next is on guiding its members – a diverse and powerful group of members from established media brands such as The New York Times, NBC, Conde Nast and ESPN, to digital natives, such as Vox, Slate and Business Insider into the future and setting the agenda for discussions on issues ranging from net neutrality to revenue innovation to privacy.

A 20-year veteran of the digital media industry, Jason led the evolution of CBS Sports into a multi-platform brand offering pre

James Kirkham is the Global Head of Social and Mobile for Leo Burnett’s newly formed social and mobile unit. Most recently, James was the Managing Director of Holler, the digital strategy agency he formed in February 2001 with business partner Will Pyne. The Publicis Groupe purchased Holler in July 2012. Holler’s clients include Absolut Vodka, innocent Drinks, Mercedes Benz, Now TV, Red Bull and Revlon..

New Media Age listed Holler as a "one to watch" in its Top 100 guide and wrote that Holler has "one of the most impressive client lists in the UK."Holler was behind the critically acclaimed and award winning marketing for "Skins" on E4, a ground breaking approach to marketing and media strategy that led to a host of awards including three prestigious IPA awards and the first Guardian MEGA for best advertising. It was the first television show to be marketed using social media in the UK. Holler also received two Interactive Marketing & Advertising Awards at IPA 2008, winning "Best Entertainment Category" for Skins series 2 and the IMA 2008 Grand Prix. Their cross-platform expertise was recognised when they received a 2009 BAFTA nomination for social media project "Year Dot." Holler's "Tweet & Eat" campaign for innocent Drinks was shortlisted for 4 digital awards in 2012. Also in 2012, Holler executed the social media strategy and activation around Mercedes-Benz' "You Drive" A-class campaign, the first television advert in the world to be driven by social media.James is a highly respected commentator on the digital marketing industry, speaking regularly at conferences including The Guardian Changing Media Summit, MIPCOM, MIPTV, co-chairing The Media Festival (2009, 2010), presenting at the "4 Talent’" showcase, Promax and BETT education conferences and contributing to a range of publications including The Sunday Times, Broadcast and Creative Review.James presented at Cannes Lions in June 2012 and 2013.

With extensive experience of media, advertising and digital innovation I am genuinely passionate about technology and content meet to create brilliant user experience.

Much of my career has been with Dennis Publishing which has included selling advertising and commercial solutions across multiple brands from PC Pro to Auto Express and The Week.

I have run multiple cross-platform sales teams and have worked across new innovative launches in the digital space including setting and executing strategy for apps.

In the last 3 years I launched and ran Adnostic- an agency that allowed advertisers to create fully interactive ads that can run across multi-platform apps, in addition to managing creative and content solution strategy and production for Dennis Publishing.

I am currently working as a commercial and strategy consultant for Fliplet- a innovative app build platform, working closely with the business to identify new commercial opportunities and develop growth strategy

As Chief Marketing Officer of AOL Inc., Allie leads the global marketing strategy for the company’s corporate efforts, advertising platforms and content marketing solutions group. Previously, she served as Chief Marketing Officer for the AOL Platforms family of brands, leading global marketing and communications for AOL’s industry-leading advertising and technology arm.

Allie comes to us from 33Across, a big data and social graph company that works with Fortune 1000 advertisers and the world’s largest publishers, where she served as CMO. Prior to her time at 33Across, she was the VP of Marketing for Brand Affinity Technologies, where she oversaw the endorsement platform’s marketing and over 6,500 athlete and celebrity relationships. Allie is a recipient of the ad:tech.

Industry Achievement Award and proudly sits on the board of AOL’s Charitable Foundation. She is an industry veteran who has led brand management and marketing strategy for technology-focused organizations for over fifteen years.

Allie received her B.A. in Corporate Communications from Ithaca College. She and her husband live in Washington, D.C. with their two children. A devoted Celtics fan, she spends every other year in mourning for what could have been.

Tom Knox became President of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) in March 2015 and is a longstanding member of the IPA council.

Tom is one of the world’s most respected advertising professionals. In 2000 he was part of the team that founded Delaney Lund Knox Warren, which prior to the merger with Lowe and Partners in 2010, grew to become the largest non-network agency in the UK.

David joined the Droga5 London office as Chief Creative Officer in November 2015. He arrived from Wieden + Kennedy New York where he was the Executive Creative Director, helping the agency do brand-building work for the likes of GAP, Delta Airlines, Southern Comfort, Nike Brand Jordan, and Squarespace. Prior to WKNY, he was the Deputy Executive Creative Director at BBH London, helping shape the agency's creative agenda whilst running the Axe/Lynx Global account along with The Guardian. In 2012 their Whole Picture campaign - including the Three Little Pigs film - won UK's most awarded campaign globally. Along with stints at Goodby, Silverstein, and Partners San Francisco, Mother London, and TBWA, he’s spent his career trying to make work that sells and entertains in equal measure.

Keith graduated from the Hogeschool van Amsterdam in 2009, in the department of Communication and Multimedia Design (previously known as Interactive Media); and in 2004 from the Grafisch Lyceum in Eindhoven, in IT Media Design.

Keith started working at Tribal DDB in Amsterdam in 2008 as a design intern, from which job he has grown to current his position as Head of Design.

At DDB & Tribal Amsterdam, Keith has worked on worldwide clients such as adidas, KLM, Heineken, Philips, TomTom and Volkswagen. National brands are Centraal Beheer Achmea, NS and Ziggo.

Keith has won several national and international awards, including prizes at Cannes Lions, Eurobest, Webby, D&AD;, ADCN, FWA(12x) etc. In 2013, he was the #2 most-awarded creative in the Netherlands.

Josh has enjoyed an eclectic mix of roles since starting his media career in the 90s. He moved from TV Buyer at Initiative to planner. Gained both comms planning and early digital experience at St. Luke’s before setting up digital agency Kword, which he ran successfully for three years until he folded the business into BLM Quantum and became Deputy MD. Havas acquired Quantum and Josh joined their Global Digital Exec Team as Client Development Director.
In 2011 Josh was brought to MediaCom as COO for the EMEA region where he worked with local markets that needed transformation. In 2012, Josh was offered the opportunity to come back into the UK as MediaCom UK’s COO where he oversaw restructuring to future-proof the business. In December 2015 he was promoted to CEO. He is now enjoying setting the agency vision, driving new business and organic growth, product evolution and continued agency transformation. He leads a number of the agency’s client relationships, large and small.